Analyzed emission configurations in a relativistic positioning system using different emitter types, revealing unique location solutions.
We analyse different configurations of four emitters in a Relativistic Positioning System (RPS) with: (i) one inertial and three static emitters, (ii) one hyperbolic and three static emitters, and (iii) three rotating and one static emitter. For every configuration, we analyse the emission/reception conditions, represent the emission configuration regions and write the user’s location solution. We follow the notions and terminology of previous works on this topic.
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